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Portland District Health Comparative Financial Analysis Description 2005/06 $000’s 2006/07 $000’s Total Expenses Total Revenue Operating Surplus/(Deficit) 26101 24636 (1465) 26999 26490 (509) Retained Surplus as at 1 July 2006 Net Result for the Year Transfer to Reserves Accumulated Surplus to 30 June 2007 (2316) (1465) (3781) (3781) (509) (1725) (6015) Total Assets Total Liabilities Net Asset Asset Revaluation Restricted Specific Purpose Reserve Contributed Capital Capital Contributed from the Victorian Government Retained Earnings Total Equity 31718 7639 24079 27860 (3781) 24079 46326 9254 37072 7867 1725 27860 5635 (6015) 37072 The information requirements listed in the directions of the Minister for Finance part 9.1.3 (iv) have been prepared and are available to the Minister, Members of Parliament and the public on request. * As a result of the amalgamation between the Portland and District Hospital and Portland and District Community Health Centre on the 1 July 2003, there is no comparative data for periods prior to this date. 12 PORTLAND DISTRICT HEALTH • ANNUAL REPORT 06/07
Portland District Health 2006/07 Year in Review Throughout the year, Portland District Health has been a part of various significant achievements and milestones. As we reflect on the 2006/07 year, we take this opportunity to highlight some of these achievements. After months of planning, Portland District Health hosted both Aged Care and ACHS surveyors in 2006. Experienced surveyors spent their time evaluating the facility and determining the quality of care provided by Portland District Health. Portland District Health is extremely pleased to announce its accreditation success in both surveys. DAY PROCEDURE UNIT With over 50% of surgeries completed as day stay procedures at Portland District Health, the new purpose-built Day Procedure Unit is due for completion in July 2007. The 8-bed unit is complete with modern monitoring equipment ensuring safe and effective patient care and because of its proximity to the operating theatres, provides increased efficiencies with patient throughput. RACS CONSTRUCTION In 2005 the Victorian State Government announced funding for the construction of a new residential aged care facility for Portland District Health. Located on the hospital campus, residents and their families, will enjoy “hotel-style” accommodation comprising single and double rooms complete with individual ensuites, family living areas, dining areas, activity areas, offices and a warm and welcoming reception area. The facility, recently named Harbourside Lodge, is nearing completion and along with the staff, residents and their families, we eagerly await the opening of this modern and spacious facility. VIRTUAL VISITING Virtual Visiting is an IT-based communication tool introduced to improve the quality of life for aged care residents through increased contact with family and friends. Portland District Health was included in the pilot project conducted by Western District Health Service which saw participation between Kolor Lodge Penshurst and family members living in Portland, earlier this year. STAFF ACCOLADES Staff throughout the organisation participated in Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea raising money for the Cancer Council Victoria Portland Unit. Staff raised a total of $144.25. $4,200 was raised from Portland and surrounding areas and will be used for continuing cancer research. Nursing Division Congratulations to Jan Whyte who successfully completed her Graduate Diploma in Peri-operative studies. Portland District Health farewelled Jan in December 2006 when she relocated to Queensland to be closer to her family. At the 2006 Annual General Meeting, Portland District Health awarded Joanne Brewster and Brenda McCulloch jointly with the Bert Wilmot Scholarship Award. The scholarship is available annually to all staff undertaking further study in support of their role/profession at Portland District Health. PORTLAND DISTRICT HEALTH • ANNUAL REPORT 06/07 13
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